New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-12

No. Express naa cso m No Express z:as 41e ann
..1s Ae'm 800 5:o9 a. 2s Ac'm s: 1870 am.
i % 16 6 $3.50 p. m.
4 Nos and daily. All others daily
|: except Sunday.
& G. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
1 c. A. Ochs was in Minneapolis.
8 An infant daughter Of NJ. Schmidt
8 died Friday.
4 Chas. Stengel and family have re-
= moved to Pennsylvania where they ex-
9 pect to make their home.
! M. A. Leary was in St. Paul Monday
2 paying his respects to President Cleve-
4 land.
3 Sheriff Schmid dealt out the havannas
4 Sunday. He records increase to his
J. ia nily, girl.
q Postmaster Baasen went to St. Paul
! Saturday evening. He shook hands
Z with the president.
See John and NJ. Denglers' new 'ad.'
4 They furnish only first class wares in
], their line.
/ Henry Crone returned from his Euro
pean tour Saturday. He looks well
and says that his was an enjoyable
] tour.
B The city council has levied the fol-
lowing taxes for the ensuing year For
fire department $500; for Interest and
Sinking fund $1,000; for street fund
$1,000.
Miss Mary Bogen went to St. Paul to
see the president and from there to
Chaska to visit with her sister, Mrs.
sHellriegel.
w. G.. Beardsley, who has been in the
employ of the Phelps Well and Wind
Mill Co., has removed with his family
to Minneapolis.
= Miss Gertie Baasen has returned
from her visit to St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Northfield and is again waiting on
the patrons of the post Office.
Friend II. G. Mueller, the Tyroler,
has decided to remain in New Ulm per-
manentiy. He has purchased the house
and lot of F. Williams on German
street. between 4jh and 5th streets
north.
VIM. P. Phsterer writes us that he
has entered the Medical Department of
the University of Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor. Mr.. A. Zeug has entered the de-
|, partment Of Pharmacy. Both are well
pleased with what they have seen of
the town and school.
A freight car broke several rails and
jumped the track at the Centre street
crossing Saturday afternoon. The track
was weakened by the sewer excavations
going on at that place. 1t took force
of fifty men to repair the damage in
time for the afternoon passenger.
Judge Weber has ordered that here
after until otherwise directed, the petit
s jurors drawn at the general terms of
| the district court in the 9.h Judicial dis
trct, shall be summoned to appear at
court on the second day of the term.
This is for the reason that attorneys are
hardly ever ready to take up jury cases
tho fret Ia1y Of tha and tho
change will save the county a round
sum for per diem of jurors, each term.
Governor McGill is proud of Col.
Bobleter and the Second regiment. In
an interview he said to Dispatch re-
porter. Il visited the encampment at
Chicago, and, tell you, was proud
of COL Bobleter and the Second regi-
ment. He went into the battalion drill
with five or six companies and did so
well that he will probably capture the
second price, He handled his battalion
with great skill.
The railroad commissioners were
here last Wednesday afternoon. There
were only two complaints made. One by
the millers, who claimed that the rail =
road companies were discriminating
against them in favor Of St. Paul and
Minneapolis, the other by nearly every
body with whom the commissioners
came in contact was in regard to the
unreasonable delay OF passengers at
Kasota, going to or coming from the
twin cities. The commissioners sug-
gested that the complaint be reduced to
writing and they would try to remedy
the matter. 81.
At the regular meeting of the board
of trade, held Friday evening. Mr. p